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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
Washington Notes.
fRx tsl,rranh To the Dispsth.

ny W tiiV bioPsN"sI
WASHINGTON, August 17.-Secretary
Fsirchild opened the bids at noon to-
day for the sale TO the Government OF
Al per cent. bonds under the terms OF
his recent circular. The total offerings
we're 81, AGA, $50 coupon and 81, 76l,-
$50 registered, making a total OF
IS, 226, 700. All but SO, 900 were Of
fered at or below 10. The Secretary
accepted the offer of Harvey, Fisk ~
Sons to sell Sl,000,000 coupon and
81, SEQ, 600 registered a percent. bonds
at SlO9.44. All other bids were re-
iected. 1t is stated ut the Treasury
Department that the Government has
made saving of 1912, l2j in interest
in buying these bonds. Applications
were received at the Treasury to-day
for tho prepayment of interest on re-
Qistercd bonds amounting to Sl,685,-
4OO, making the total to date $50, 752,-
80.
Orders were issued to-day from the
Navy Department to the commandants
of the New York and Norfolk navy
yard, to prepare schedules of new tools
required to fit these yard, for build
| ing modern steel war-vesSels. All Of
the tools will DO purchased by con-
tract after sdvt rtisement Constructor
Pooks, of the New York maynard,
who is in the city, says that an allow
ance of SIS, 900 for extending the plant
of tho yard will be sufficient to place
tbxt ward on an equal footing with
the best private ship-building establish
msnt in the country. An equal allow
ance has been made for the purchase of
tool. for the Norfolk yard, and will suf-
fec to equip it so that complete
modern ironclad can be built there.
A delegation of prominent citizens
of Louisville, KY, including the presi-
dent Of the Louisville Board of Trade
and editor of the Louisville Con-
nercial and headed by Hon. j. A.
Mackenzie, Secretary CT State, called
1T Oak View to-day, and, on behalf
Of Governor Knott and the State
of Kentucky and the city OF
Louisville, presented an urgent
and flattering invitation to the
President to visit Louisville on his
western tour. The Presidentexpressed
en- earnest desire to meet the good peo-
pie OF Louisville, and sad that he
would gladly accept the invitation it he
found it possible to do so. He assured
the committee he would certainly make
an effort to spend at least few hours
in their city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
YPnDINAND's AUDACITY.
Russia,s Protest TO the Porte
Against tho Violation OF
Treaty Rights.
icy AngIo-Americau cable to the Dispatch.l

lSy Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE
Journal DE 81. Petersburg says: Tile
Russian Embassy at Constantinoplc
has handed to tho Porte a protest
against Prince Ferdinand's occupancy
of the Bulgarian throne. 1t declares
that be has been guilty OF an audacious
attempt against the rights of the Pow
ers, and that the responsibility for his
adventure and for bis fragrant violation
cf these rights must now rest entirely
with him. even should the other Pow
ers think fit to permit violation of
their privileges. The JOurnot, how
ever, makes this pertinent inquiry :
Can it be supposed that Russia will
consider herself alone bound to become
tho defender of what remains OF the
Perrin treaty."
BERLIN, August 1.-THE North Ger
man Gazetto'8 article saying that Ger
many cannot approve Prince Ferdi-
nand's course is supposed to have been
inspired by Bismarck as q result OF his
interview with Count Schomaloh, the
Russian Ambassador.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
Rase.liniI Yesterday.

lBy Telegraph W Inv DispaO"i
st Staten Island:
Metropolitans.O 0 90 0 0 ] 90 !
Baltimores % 900 ] 90 0 /
Ease. hits: Metropolitans, 5; Balti-
mores, Q. Errors Metropolltans, D
Faltimores. 3.
At Philadelphia
Athletics 10000 002 o. 9
Brooklyns. 2 3 "a 0 2 3 x-1i
Base-hits: Athletics, 8; Brooklyns,
q. Errors Athletics, . Brooklyns, l.
st Philadelphia:
Philadelphias.O 2 90 0 90 l o.
New Yorks. Il 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 o.
Rase-hits Philadelphias, IL; New
Yorks, u. Errors Pbiladelphias, 3
New Yorks, 3. Batteries /: Buifinton
and Clements Welch and Deasly
At Worcester, Mass.
Postponed Camel
Boston. 203 100 0 ] 0 x
Westinghouse 0 l 0 l 3 0 0 o.
Base. hits Rostons, Is; Washing
tons, y. Errors: Bostons, IL; Wash
ipetons. j. Batteries Shemmeyel
AID O'Rourke Gilmore and Mack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
stnpley's Assassinaiioa Not Gre.


10y Anglo-Americon cable to the Dispatch.l
LoNDoN. August II. The report sent
from Zanzibar to the French Foreign
Office announcing that Stanley had
been deserted by his escort and massa-
cred by natives is not credited here.
Neither the Foreign Office nor the
Fmin Bsy Relief Committee has re-
ceiyed any news regarding the alleged
massacre. Officials at the Foreign
Office are surprised at the intelligence
in the dispatches received by the French
Government, and say that if the news
Of SANKEY'S death had been received at
Zanzibar the British agent there had
failed to send it.
Sir Francis DeWinton, president OF
the Emin Bey Relief Committee, says
that trustworthy news Of Stanley's ex-
petition could not possibly have arrived
at Zanzibar so soon after the arrival OF
the expedition at Arnwimi on June
18th. at the Office OF the Congo Free
State Association, in Brussels, and in
other well.informed circles there, the
report that Stanley was murdered Is
discrelited,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
Cowboys Killed.
ny telegraph to tho Dispatch.I

CHICAGO, August ia special dis
patch to the Times from Albuquerque,
n. M., says: A report comes from
Newton's ranch, in Tonic Basin, that
several cowboys left Holbrook some
DAYS ago in search OF man named
Bleyins, who had been missing for seve-
raj days. these were reinforced by four
other cowboys Who joined in the search.
The next day they reached the resi-
dence of the Tewksberrys, in Tonic
Basin. Alter making inquiry about
the missing man they Turned 70 ride
away. when = volley Was fred from the
house, killing John Paine and ]. 4,
Gillespie and severely wounding 9, 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
COTTON MARKETS
The usur ar rrtum . AppresehiSE.

tBy Anglo-Americen cable I'd VIC pispa1cn.I
LONDON, August l7.-Lord Rose
berry, speaking at Manchester. said the
result OF the recent Bye elections
showed that the hour OF triumph
was fast approaching. The Liberals
bad but one leader and one principle.
The concessions made by Gladstone
were sufficient to warrant Liberal
UnioDisis in re-entcring the Liberal
Iarty, the doors Of which were wide
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
Earatsgs Races.
lBr telegraph to the Dispatch. ]


SARATOGA, August 1.-THE weather
WIS fine and the track fast. First
rsce-selling race for two-year-olds-
five furlongs- Matte Laurin won
Balance second, Jack Cocks third.
Time, l:04i. :,
Second race sweepstakes for all
ages-one mile and furlong-Grisette
won; Nettle second, Binetti third.
Time, 1871.
Third race - three quarters OF a
mile-Sants Rita won Dudley Oaks
second, Harry Glenn third. Time,
1:l6i.
Fourth race-one mile-Unique won
Warrington second, Chickahominy
third. Time, l:i5.
Fifth race--one and three sixteenths
miles, over five hurdles-Percy won
Lijero second, Aurelian third. Time,
pit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18

ec. amber. spssor.; vsssss. iov9 ea1 feeely
scttve; No. Vsntes red. spos, s01a73 ~
gust sSkc. ested Ssptemo er. 5t41 be 49,
bers GOV ASph (; De<embef, W5aBtc ceUC
southern steady: Whit. 3<aSc fsl'cHs -
SC wes;srn easier asd quiet; ntxsd. sgoS
<7ka<7Ac; September. 6yc. ~ Ocooesx
lxa$stc. Dab sssy and quiet: eossAsr -
Pennsylvsnis, soealc,; wseeeu VII. e Ss$ss
western miSsd, 1s3fe. Rye ssee1y q f5S5!c'
Hay nrvn: prime 70 choice Western eI>1ylA
Provisions ensy end dun. Mese-poyx, Sic
eis. Butt meats - Shoulders ond clear I'D
sides tpacksd). end &c. Bacoa -ShouIdsrn ~
axe; clearrtb sdes, ahc: hams, lske
ilc. Lard-Rennsd, g. Butter 0rn; ysH-
srp, pscked. f7Aesc; creamery. 9sse5c. BeU
higher and nrm - 16nietc. Petroleum eee3dys
refined, SIC. Coffee easier end Qulst; Moeer.
goes. ordinary 70 fair. i9kaDs. Saear eteedy;
A soft 5,sc.; coppcr-renned flrm % 1oepkcs
Whiskey quiet atti.itaei.iS Froiehts " LIVER
pool per steamer dun cotton, "a; eous,
is. 3D.; gram, skashd,
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. August i7.-Cssh quotAtions flosr
cuict and nrm. No. spring wheat rs
6Shc.; No. spring wheat. &c. bid: No
red. IKE. No. corn, t0Ac. No. : oeoes
slkc. Mess-lo orb. SIS Lard. Mt3H: short
rio sides loose), t.s7h aez9o shoulders
(oxedS. the0ss570; shortclear sides lboxod,,
ts.s5a3s. 10. Whiskcy, ti.l0.
Leading futures ranged A. follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
DEATH n.

FRY.-Died, Tuesday. August 18th, as li;O
p. NJ, ct the residence OF Ars Brown, 10 Mas
chester. MARY ISABELLA FRY aged eleh-
teen years and seven montha Deeply r.
gretted.
HUGHES Died. russday. August ~. tsE
81 the residence Of hts grsndfstner. ~. - -
only child Of Charles J. and SictosA -
Hughes.
Funeral will take place from bis iaae ~
depce THIS uhurstayl MORNING - ~
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
New York Labor Convention
(By tsisgrr pn to the Dispatcn.l

SYRACUSE, n. Y, August 1.-THE
United Labor State Convention met
here to-day. At las ?. NJ. Henry
George, Or. McGlynn, John McMsckin,
and Louis Port came into the hall at
the head OF body OF delegates and
were heartily applAuded. About 900
persons, half spectators, were present:
Then followed the calling OF the roll OF
delegates. The names OF McGlynn
and George and several others were APP
plauded. A number OF contests were
announced. Two colored delegates are
on the list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
ACornsr.stopc Laid at Greensboro'
Especial telegram to tho Dispatcb.l

TST6UIaI WIZ I'M 70 IIIo 17I7F'17V1'I
GREENSBORO, N. c., August H.
The cornerstone of the new Graded
School was laid this morning with oil
due rites and ceremonies, in the pres
ence Of several hundred people. The
Board of City Aldermen superintendent
the ceremony. A sealed box was In
closed containing copies Of city papers
and the names Of the present city
council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
s:anIey sFassncred.

tBy Anglo-Amcricsn cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS, August IA dispatch from
Zanzibar has been received at the For
eign Cf1ice which says: Henry NJ.
Stanley, the explorer, has been massa-
cred by natives after having been de-
serted by his escort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
COTTON RgPOEr.
Market nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
utppLIra.-lOc.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST ", isS.
The Only Gales attracting attention to-day
we're auction sup-cured sales, on which prices
we're nrm, br, much was OF very common
grade. Seine loose sold a. low ss 6oc. and up
toss.Eo. A few planters are marketing rem
Giants and trash that they could not have got
ten q bid On some time back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
rveryI,sdy DELIGHTED

with the Presents that Julien Binford,
1902 Main street. is giving with his
eOc. Tea. You should call and see
what . Nice Present you will get with
one pound, or even . quarter OF .
ponnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
xARzErs W IxrXaRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. August H.--cotton drm: sates,
to-day, I165 bales; last evening lcorrectedl.
I .s92 bales; uplsnds, shc.; Orleans, SAc.; net
receipts, 3,l35 bales: sxports-te Great Britain,
i,6s2 tales; stock, 126, 70o bales. Wbeat kaAc:
lower. closing with more strength. and export
declined He.c. later; ruled stronger, sna
closed nrm with recovery OF kehc.; NO. y red'
August. eOc. /; September, 70 i-i6aUsc. o:tr
Der, slAesi1c. Corn y and options basc.
lower early. closiog 1rm with decline recoyerod;
trade moderate: No. Z August. nominal sep
amber, 475.a4skc.: October, Gksis'sc. oSts-
Mixed western. usssc. Ne. z Anguss. 1isv:
arm: State. Sa26c, C0fIse--fair Rio arm ~
$40 sGas19624; options lower and less ecuvo:
No. kio, August Sl7.6saSi7.7t; september.
si7 soa3iS; october, ol7. 90ASia5; Nevempers
sisaD. Sugar steady and quiet; refined steeey.
Molasse quiet and steady. Rice steady. Cot
ton. seed oil, 34ssec. for crude <lsaSc. ior re-
fined. Rosin quiet ss si.oossi.i0. Turpsntinc
urn; wetsalted New Orleans selected ~ y
90 poands). sai2c.: Texas selected W. " "
pounds), I0c. Wool quiet and steady. roft
quiet and rather veal; moss. ei5s$inD ioI
old Sla50AeIb7S for new. Beef dull, Middle!
dull end nominal Lard Gas points lover anu
heavy western steam. s6.7sas51k; Septsm per,
sd7SsShss; October. k@s$dA rs'sns
steady.
DALTuA0RR
BAls7sonA. Nd. August II. -ccesca ncmins
and cuil; mtddltng. oka yleor steaay -.
dull: HexqTd etEoe1 an1 veeeerp snper, -
sa;s; O. eSzsy $500 g esnly. - -
jSnjaeo L. - 1E6nle l1Goly9s Pes.2ec
supsfiseiye po11r4 q ~ ~ ls4ill. eelg
Whses-. aenlls3 Qe9 ~ 60; - =,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
The Mexscas RatiWey esrees'
nv ,s,ssvsnb N the Diepatco-I

Ell PAso, August l7.--The third divi'
vision engineers on the Mexican CSn-
trail railroad went out yesterday. Inc Inc
three divisions now out represents ooo
miles OF track. Passenger trains are
running on two divisions OF tho road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
p.,.,,,s~. the Alps.

Thy AnRlo-Amsrican Cable 10 the Dispach'l
LONDON, August l7.--Four fatal &c,
cidents to Alpine tourists are reported
from Zurich, making eighteen deaths
n the Alps within . month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
Fnshisnxbie Marriage in Lynch
burg.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.j

Especial telegram 10 mo DispaNn-J
LYxcHBUIG, Va, August IT, fash
ionable marriage took place in Court
Street Methodist church this afternoon.
The contracting parties were Mr. Il. A.
Figgers, chief clerk OF the First Ma
tional Bank, aud Miss l.. Belle Nowlin,
daughter OF the late Captain Ben. d.
NowliD. The ceremony was perform,
ed by Rev. X. r. AGREE, OF tho Second
BAPTIST church, and was Witnessed ny
a largo and fashionable audience
Among the many handsome presents
Was complete suit Of furniture irou,
the Directors Of the First National
Iank. The bride aud groom and sev'
eraI friends left this eyening Tor sns
Ysllow sulphur Sprines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18

Tucker. Tucker died before ny
reached the rancho. A party has ,eu
here to recover the bodies Of Hasne
and Gillespie, and further bloodshed y
foayod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
MAVRfAGE8.

scHUMANH-CARLR.-N in this city
on the 18th instant. by ksv. = &. Ciopton, Mr.
LOUIS J. sCHuMASN and Mss bEkrHA'
CARLE; both Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
fIoCz

We quote: ftne. y. 50ss273: ssperdne, ~ 7js
1926; extra, 70. 50a$as5 fsroily, ta$A.5s; psien'
family, couAtry, $f75ss5.2o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18

PcHT on RICHMOND. ACoUss II. ~.
oAuBR f
steamer Ariel. Dsyo. Nsrfolh. uuite1 e11eoo
mall msrchspdi<s a1d peaseneeeA Z = ~
Schssner John johnson. nsAson. nsgne1n
Hundreds. 10 load railroed-tiee tof tnuo4o1r
schooner Rachel =. nfters wrceen. &Gno9
river, 70 ioad railroad tiss fer 6alsinpeA
soRr OF NxwPoHI NINA Apsuss n, ~
~ tslegpspnI1
Au1SvnR 81 ~
scAoessy Hansssls& Dl1lseoson, v1nn1tes
~ Qssdsd soai Ard sSllsa ~ ou11oA n
'sse's ~ : ,s'' = I! I! !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKrT.
RICHMOND srOcK gxCaAS1I.

BALTIMORE, MD. August T.-Virsinia new
:. "a. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
CLAIM AND c0rToH EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August u. 1881


OFFERINGS
WnEAr.-White, 1854 bushels. Longberry,
2lsO bushe4 Mixed. 32 bushels. ShortDsrry-
5000 bushels Total, 1892 bushels.
COEN-Whits, 100 bushels. Mixed, 1sO
bushels. Total, 1850 bushels.
OArs.-22C6 bushels.
RYE 4S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WzHAT.-Whi;s, 100 bushels very good Al
SIC. /; "a bushels good az s0c.: ~ bushels faii
at 40. Lobgbsrry. 800 bushels very good al
SIC. : 500 bushels very good 81 SIC. 500 bushels
good 1T t2c.; 300 bushels common al 7Oc.
Mixed, 1903 bushels vory good ~ &c.; Id
bushels fair e. nc. Shsrtbsrry. 30 bushels
prime ut Sec. $50 bushels very good Of Sc.
f0i bushels very good az Slc. 5sS bushels good
al sec. 224 bushels fair al &c.; "a bushels lar
st &c. so bushels common at i5c. ODD bush
els com MON a. 7jc. 20 bushels common at12c.
~ bushels common .. roc. IS bushels CON.
mon a. Csc. So bushels common at Do. 2oi
bushels common at 65c. Total sales Of wheat
6gsa bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat, 9,36a bushels
same day last year. 9.l0i bushels. Sales today
OF wheat, 6.es2 bushels; same day last yesr
als6 buehsls. Offerings so far this year, 100 .sol
busbels: same time last year, ii6,.H bushels
Extreme range OF prices to-day, Us 10 SIC.
sGme csy last year. Is 10 S0c.
CokS.-White, go bushels No. on private
terms
OATa-wistsr. go bushels very good yir
slnia at SIC: Spring. 90 bushels ve'y gooc
Virginia a. 33c.
KYE.-so bushels prime at &C.; IS bushel;
fair ut Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18

from Richmond police authorities He
came to Newberne on schooner and
claimed IL was with tho consent OF his
parents. The latter say this II not the
fact. The lsd's age is fifteen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

gsw Yokx. August H.--Cotton-Gross re-
ce,pts, 4.s37 bales; futures closed steady:
ssiss, $500 bales; August, t1teas9.E;
September, s0.2tas0s6; October. S9.i9; Mo-
yemeer. $oia; December. ts.iias9.i3: jan
uary. s9.i5st9is: February. ss.sas9.3;
March, s9.ssa3a.s; April, s9.S5aSaB; May,
t0sl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18

A special appeal is made to North
Caroliniaus 10 contribute towards erect
inc a monument TO the memory OF
General A. =. Hill, who lies in beautl-
ful HOLLYWOOD. His troops were IN the
main from North Carolina, and he
loved them aud had infinite faith in
their bravery and faithfulness--s faith
n,yer misplaced, by the way. 1t Is on
honor as well Ss pleasure Tor North
Ce,olipisns 10 thus honor the memory
OF A beloved and gallant commander,
and il is hoped there will be responses
10 the appeal. ,.,;.
Yesterday trains On the Carolina
Central railroad were able TO cross inc
bridge ut Sandy Run, near shelby,
which was 30 wrecked by the noods
week before last Tomorrow II Is eA-
pecicd that trains will run all the way
TO Kutheriordton.
The work Of dredging the Newoerne
and Beaufort canal began to-day. Inc
dredge is OF new pattern, the inven-
ton OF Boston man, and there are
only two in operation-thc other III
New England.
Thus lar twenty men have been ar
rested on suspicion OF being Caesar
Wooten. the Wilson county negro VINO
murdered Mite Strickland. bis sue
cetssul escape is very mysterious.
xicnMoKp BOY AREEsrgp.
The police At Newberne have ar
rested 3 white lad named William
Oliver. Il compliance Wy { ysqa = =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fKspsrtsd fer the Dispstch.l

AUGUST i7.-2arket dull, with only OCCASION
al transactions. Prime iatkc.: fancy. Ike;
comm.D. 2ks3hc.: shsllsd. 3%ai<c.: factory
hand. pIcs cd. 5s6c. News received by the COM
mission merchants nom the crops In North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-18
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Angus, i7.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat irregular and litteeasier
October. 1lhs7i7.. Corn steady; cash, 5ia
AXE: September, s6.c. Oas lower; cash,
aiLusiAc.; August, eve; September. ave.
Whisssy steady at Si.oa Provisions weak.
salted meats-Shonldcrs. 1850; long-clcar.
s7.,5: clssr-ribs. S.s5: short cloar, e.isS.
Bacon (boxed)-s Shoulders, f6as5. Is long-clear.
S. 75ass so; ciear-ribs. ss.'basse0; shortclesr,
40 "a Hams stpady nj el5kfit.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-05
No. s2s.
Application for a Patent


Eursks, Ssvsis. August eth 1885.
NorIck u RkaSBY GIvEt THAT 2, J IL
IN bKEf n, whose pe.tof3ce address 10 Ban
HAnsiscc, California, has this day fled his
obRhcatiop for patent for three thousand linear
IN Of the PANAOKEk mine or vein BEARING
stivsr, with suriAcs ground siS hundred feet
u gtdth, situated III Ely Aiming Diatrict, county
81 Lincoln Add state Of Nevada, and des,Sngted
b. Ne aeld yotss and oshciai plsi on ME in tii
49, ~ let le =. Ia Township !, North Range
xs. - 6sAns bounded - f,ilows. to wit.
Degnsips o. - post marked No. I. ssrvsy
~. =, vhe9oe the onsqTsrtef section corner
- ssath hSunAasy Of sec'i y %. /. \. 81 y.
beosp 3. u deg % min W ca s,nt; also post Nc.
.. ~ Ne. -. bears 80 dog n fest, Thence
~. 10 poss msrhod No .. q . survey No ";
theaes, "a course, N Is deg So min 4 6,p feet,
% post nsrksd No 3, U survey No 81. from
uhIsA tho eW corner Of Bee ~ besrs . Is d 30
MIA " 81 40 feet; .hcacs, 81 co-rsa, ii deg
min 800 fcnt. to pst nsrAsd No !, >
saxvey No 90; thence, 4tn course, . IS deg 50
MIA 90 fest, ~ post marksd no 1, the place
81 b@stlplne. contalLiug 81 a2-l0o scres. Mag.
nstic variation IL deg East.
Tais Claim ID bounded by no known claims.
the nearest being the ''silver" mining clam.
owned BY O. u. PAtchcn.
Any aud ell persons claiming adversely any
portion Of the said "psnacksr" mine or surface
gfeunl are requisel TO fle inHis adverse cleilut
vi.h the Rssi ter Of the United ntat . Iaad
Oncs at turska, aud State OF Nevada daring
the sixty dsys period Of publication hereof
% they will b. barred By virtue OF the provis
lens Of the statute.
EH. HINCETEY. Rosistsr.
II Is hereby ordered that this foregoing notice
Of application for patent be published for thu
psri u Of ten consecutive weeks in the Phoebe
hscvsD, ~nekiy newspaper published 81
ptcchr. Nevada.
Aul4.tOs 7. n. HINCKLEY. Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-05
App icatlon for a Patent

No. SCI
A'Ortcf IS BthEbY 6ivEN Tnkr A. Nc.
~ MAhoA sud }. !. KfU1 Loku, wiorr
p. etufice sidre,s a tuihchvIlit, lincoln
c.uuty, H.vads nns ih,s da. 81, d thu Ia appti,t-
tim Tor pai.L, fnr f;uen hufditd .btBr '.-r
4 the "Magu.lil" none or VEN bssrng oliver.
with urIsce grnuri l3 huGdrd fe.t h Width.
situated IL y gbisnd Ninifg Dsilct. NouLiy OF
Lincoln and STATE ~ s.N.us. aUn itspiated b:
the Heid notes shd INeial ltt on tle IN i'm
.ffie. n lot No u, lucatrd IN pltni,,,. u 1spds
The -at.riDr nounSariv- vi esil lot No 81 be ny
MS follow. to Wit.
Beginipg ~ post In-iked No |. U survey
No 81, xh.uc, the Meidta br.cs sn.oltstacs,
n,arHed U = mineral onnutni No !. bears s
60 = deg " S+25 itet This I'll ohtsleck iB about
rs fee, high and ieet square al The base The
msin sh II In tlir clasm bears \ 50 deg v ~
,est TIE uoiicL Monument sfgrdR 4 feet pori b
Vt the 6, htes Of the sh.it, tn, nee runbii q lsg
couis e. y II deg " i56y feet. TO = post marked
No. Q, U 2 survey No ST. thence, I'd course,
Is deg " 6O1 feet. to y POET narkeh No. y. U /
survey No 81; thence. I'D cour e, II deg
ibOO feet, to post marked No. 4. z y survey no
81, and thu pc-, 4tb courre, 10 deg 6U0 feet u
post No. I, the place Of b~ginnin.; cs'ntaininp
10 eS 10 acres. Posts Nos. and stand In thu
origiral location monuments. rostt hos. and
stand shout ~ feet eastsrly ri the original 70
casiUn Gnonuments Magnetic vsriasios. 10 Dc
Ths location Of thI- mine 10 recorded in Ii.
Rseorder's ofIce Of lincoln county. Nevada. q
box Of mining notices The claim 4
bounded on the east and west BY extensions b
this lods-namts unhn0wn-snd on the noEti
and south By no Known ciains. Any ard d
peesnas claiming Adversely any portion Of cell
NagnoIia mine or surface ground are rsqulrtt
| 10 ale their advsrae claims With Ne nsgisesr q
| The United 8sates Land U1lee u kursb. II III
| 61aae VI Nevsds, duri 9 the sixty days period o
publication hereof, or thss will b. barred b,
1 stFsue Of the prvvisiors Of the statute.
| v.H. HINCELEY. Register.